Kenji Ozawa
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Kenji Ozawa (小沢健二, Ozawa Kenji) is a Japanese musician born in 1968. His uncle Seiji Ozawa is a world-famous conductor. Ozawa's first claim to fame was as a member of the pop duo, Flipper's Guitar.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Singles
- Tenki yomi (The weather reading) (1993)
- Kurayami kara te wo nobase (Reach out of the darkness) (1993)
- Konya wa boogie back(Boogie back) (1994)
- Aishi aisarete ikirunosa/Tokyo renai senka;mata wa koi wa ittemirya body blow (Love is what we need/Love is like a body blow) (1994)
- Lovely (1994)
- CorollaⅡ ni notte(1995)
- Tsuyoi kimochi tsuyoi ai/Sore wa chotto(Tokyo love affair/I'm afraid not) (1995)
- Door wo knock suru no wa dare da? (Who's gonna knock the door?) (1995)
- Senjo no boy's life(Boy's life part2:love is a message) (1995)
- Sayonara nante ienai yo(Never can say goodbye)(1995)
- Tsukai ukiuki dori (1995)
- Bokura ga tabi ni deru riyu(Single edit.) (Letters, Lights, travels on the streets) (1996)
- Otona ni nareba (1996)
- Yumega yume nara (If the dream is a dream) (1996)
- Buddy/Koishikute(1997)
- Yubi saemo/Dice wo korogase(Even the finger also/Roll over the dice) (1997)
- Aru hikari (A certain light) (1997)
- Haru ni shite kimi wo omou (1998)
[edit] Albums
- Inu wa hoeru ga caravan wa susumu(The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on) (1993), re-released as "Dogs" in 1997
- LIFE (1994)
- Kyutai no kanaderu ongaku (1996)
- Eclectic (2002)
- Setsuna (2003) (Compilation album)
- Ecology Of Everyday Life (2006)
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